Hi everybody,

A few days back I tried to post some new images, but they haven't appeared yet, so I'll put them up here :)

So, I haven't been posting in a very long time (a few years, actually :) ).

I had a couple of free hours last weekend and savored them by putting quickly up this Concept:

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c167/Dronetto/Chasemaster_01.jpg

And a quick one in a scene -- a Chasemaster breaking parking orbit off Kesh, on the way to have its exhausts kicked by some Stealth-X's :)

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c167/Dronetto/Chasemaster_01_BCKG_01.j...

Hi everybody,

I would like to apologize to begin with -- on what I'll write below.

In the course of the last couple of months I have received many requests, which I personally consider a huge compliment -- and I would very much like to thank everybody for their attention and very kind words regarding my illustrations.

Hi guys,

As some of you requested, here are higher-resolution versions of the submitted images:

http://drone04.page.tl/Hi_rez.htm

Have a nice day,

Drone

Hi everybody,

As promised, here's a quick tutorial of the technique I prefer to use for quick concept art:

http://drone04.page.tl/Tutorial-.-%7E-.-01.htm

Have a nice day,

Drone

Hi evrybody,

And thanks again for the kind words!

Due to the many questions about how I draw, here comes:

I usually start just sketching very (VERY!) roughly on a piece of paper, just to keep the ideas around. Usually after taht I continue with a little more detailed sketches in Autodesk (former Alias) Sketchbook. When I have a clarity of the idea, then I move to Photoshop, or, if I'm the mood for pushing around some vertices, in a 3D soft -- I use them all practically, but usually my choice is 3ds Max.